Mechanical and tactile properties of plain knitted fabrics produced from rayon Vortex yarns

Suzuki, Yukihiro; Sukigara, Sachiko

doi:10.1177/0040517512467132

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“…Firstly, a square is drawn in the upper left position, then it is moved horizontally step by step, from left to right, with a step width smaller than or equal to the square side length, for example half of it, followed by the next row, etc. [12]. The overlap of boxes is the same in horizontal and vertical directions.…”

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Estimation of spatial distribution and symmetry of textile materials using lacunarity

Grzybowski¹,

Błachowicz

2020

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Numerical classification of textile materials, aramid, viscose, and PAN/WV, is proposed using lacunarity analysis of monochromatic digital representation of optical microscopic images. The method is sensitive to the spatial distribution of fibers, and equivalently, to the empty spaces between them. This means that lacunarity is able to quantitatively express a given level of spatial in-plane symmetries of single-face fabrics.

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Estimation of spatial distribution and symmetry of textile materials using lacunarity

Grzybowski¹,

Błachowicz

2020

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“…There are many research works in which the properties of various type of spun yarns are investigated in relation to properties of the resultant woven fabrics. 14–27…”

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Effect of a weft yarn spinning system on the shear characteristics of plain woven fabrics

Shanbeh

Johari

Zarrebini

et al. 2019

Textile Research Journal

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Spun yarns are almost entirely produced using ring, rotor and relatively new air vortex spinning systems. In this study, shear properties of fabrics woven with cotton, viscose, and polyester yarns spun using ring, rotor, and vortex spinning systems were investigated. Experimentally determined shear characteristic-related factors, such as initial shear rigidity, shear rigidity, shear hysteresis at a 0.5 degree shear angle, and shear hysteresis at a 5 degree shear angle along the principle directions, were statistically analyzed. In addition, differences between the shear behaviors of the woven fabric samples were identified using the digital image correlation (DIC) technique. While our analyses confirm the statistically significant difference between the shear behavior of samples woven with ring-spun yarns and samples woven with rotor and vortex yarns in the weft direction, no significant difference in shear behavior between the samples woven with rotor and vortex yarns was observed. It was found that the yarn spinning system has no significant effect on fabric shear characteristics in the warp direction. It also was concluded that the DIC technique can successfully be used to analyze the differences in shear characteristics of fabrics woven by various type of spun yarns.

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“…Zhao et al [24] examined the physical properties of the yarns and their knitted fabrics made of PTT, wool, Tencel, and quick dry PET on a ring spinning system. Suzuki et al [22] examined the hand and mechanical properties of air vortex yarns and their knitted fabrics using rayon staple fibers. In an early study, Das et al [3,9] investigated the physical properties of the cotton/ acrylic air vortex yarns and their fabrics compared to the ring and compact yarns.…”

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Physical Properties and Wear Comfort of Bio-Fiber-Embedded Yarns and their Knitted Fabrics According to Yarn Structures

Hyun¹,

Seung

2019

Autex Research Journal

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This study examined the physical properties of polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT)/Tencel/cotton air vortex yarns and the wear comfort of their knitted fabrics for high emotional garments. In fine yarn count, the initial modulus of the air vortex yarn was similar to the ring yarn because of the elastic property of the PTT fibers in the yarns. In particular, the thermal shrinkage of the air vortex yarns was higher than that of the ring yarns because of the sensible thermal shrinkage of the PTT fibers, which resulted in higher relaxation shrinkage of the air vortex knitted fabric than those of ring and compact knitted fabrics. On the basis of the wear comfort, the air vortex yarns are compatible with winter textile goods. The pilling of the air vortex knitted fabric was superior to that of the ring and compact yarns. The tactile hand of the air vortex yarn knitted fabrics was stiffer than that of the ring and compact yarn knitted fabrics. However, the harsh tactile hand of the air vortex knitted fabric was estimated to improve in the thinner fabrics by the low elastic modulus of fine yarn because of the PTT fibers in the air vortex yarns.

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Mechanical and tactile properties of plain knitted fabrics produced from rayon Vortex yarns

Cited by 25 publications

References 12 publications

Estimation of spatial distribution and symmetry of textile materials using lacunarity

Estimation of spatial distribution and symmetry of textile materials using lacunarity

Effect of a weft yarn spinning system on the shear characteristics of plain woven fabrics

Physical Properties and Wear Comfort of Bio-Fiber-Embedded Yarns and their Knitted Fabrics According to Yarn Structures

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